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Breast Disease Treatment in Nagpur | Breast Specialist Doctor in Nagpur

What is Breast Disease?

Breast disease refers to infections or cyst formations in the breast, with or without pain. These can be benign (non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous), and in some cases, may spread if untreated. Common breast conditions include mastitis, cysts, benign lumps, and breast cancer.

Early detection is key—self-examination plays a crucial role. If you notice a lump or cyst that persists for a long time, it requires immediate medical evaluation. Hard, immovable lumps or lumps associated with skin dimpling may be cancerous and should not be ignored. Diagnostic tests like sonography, mammography, and blood tests are used to identify the exact cause and type of breast disease.

At Zenith Hospital, Nagpur, Dr. Manasi Thakur provides expert consultation, diagnosis, and treatment for all kinds of breast disorders.

Breast Diseases

Common Breast Disorders

1. Breast Pain

  • Most common breast disorder

  • Often linked with hormonal changes during the menstrual cycle

  • Can also be caused by infection, injury, or cysts

2. Cysts

  • Fluid-filled sacs in breast tissue

  • Can feel soft or hard

  • Often tender and painful

3. Fibroadenomas

  • Benign, smooth, firm lumps

  • Known as “breast mouse” because they move freely

  • Usually painless and can vary in size

4. Fat Necrosis

  • Painless lumps caused by damaged fatty tissue

  • Seen more often in women with large breasts or after trauma to the breast

5. Generalized Breast Lumpiness

  • Also called fibrocystic breast disease

  • Common, benign breast changes that occur naturally in women

6. Unequal Breast Size

  • Normal during early breast development

  • Should be checked to rule out cysts, abscess, or other conditions

7. Hard Lump (Warning Sign)
Seek immediate medical attention if a lump is:

  • Hard and immovable

  • Attached to the chest wall

  • Associated with dimpling or puckering of the skin

How Are Breast Disorders Diagnosed?

Diagnosis begins with a physical breast examination. Based on findings, further tests may include:

  • Ultrasound

  • Mammogram

  • Fine-needle aspiration

Treatment Options for Breast Disorders

Treatment depends on the underlying condition:

  • Many benign disorders may not require treatment

  • Infections may need antibiotics

  • Pain and cysts may be managed with medication

  • Suspicious or malignant growths may require surgical removal or advanced treatment

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